any initial settings you'd recommend with that spare parts app?
also - did you root your phone?
ps - i went ahead and "thanked" you
Thank you!
Initial settings w/ spare parts:
-set windows and transition animations to fast
-make sure "compatibility mode" box is checked
-only mess w/ the WiFi sleep policy setting if you are an AVID WiFi user, otherwise you will experience issues w/ previous settings
-no need to mess w/ the activity/process mgmt setting
I haven't rooted (yet) simply due to personal preference. Right now, I'm content w/ what's available to me out of the box, and just tweak my screens and performance from there. I have no complaints about the performance or battery life from an unrooted standpoint. But, I'd definitely say root if you want to try out all the custom ROM's and explore everything; if you have prior experience w/ unlocking CDMA phones and flashing, then you'll become addicted!
Fyi, if you do d/l QuickCut, make sure you create a background shortcut for "battery info" (which is pulled from the Spare Parts app, lets you see your battery remaining, last boot time, battery temp), "manage apps" shortcut (so you can clean your caches w/ just one click), and create no more than 2 dropscreen shortcuts (any more than that, and you won't be able to view certain things like WeatherBug temp in your top bar if you ever d/l it).
I forgot to list 4 other good maintenance apps in the original post...lol
-Better Alarm (and create a background shortcut for "alarms" so you can access alarms w/o having to open the program and auto run their weather widget...which does drain a little battery)
-Toggle Screen Timeout widget
-Volume Control (it isn't a scheduler, but you can set 2 presets for every volume setting on the phone)
-System Panel (new app this week, REAL good for all detailed info on your phone, just make sure you close it entirely after each use)